Migraines are often confused with sinus or allergy headaches, which means many people don't know what allergy headaches really feel like. Here's what to know.
Though not as well-known as nuts, wheat, and milk, sesame is also a food allergy trigger. Here's a list of foods to avoid if you have a sesame allergy.
Fish and shellfish are some of the prime culprits for allergic reactions. Read to discover if there's a difference between allergies to fish and shellfish.
Latex is one allergen that can be found in places that might surprise you. Therefore, certain precautions must be taken, even with the food handled with latex.
Peanut allergies are one of the most common allergies among children. Therefore, many wonder if eating peanuts during pregnancy can prevent its development.
Despite being often mixed up, food allergies and food intolerances are two very different things. Here's everything you need to know about nut allergies.
Be aware of allergic reactions and the foods that can cause them, not just for your own safety, but for the safety of others who'll be eating with you as well.
Research shows that a pigment in many fruits and vegetables may help prevent allergy symptoms. But which food should you be eating to get this substance?
Often blue-gray or purple in color, the frequency and severity of allergic shiners vary from person to person. Treatment involves addressing the allergy.
Most people associate allergies with spring and summer when airborne pollen is at its highest levels. However, allergic rhinitis can occur throughout the year.
There are many different types of allergic reactions, with a wide range of severity. This is what happens to your body when you have an allergic reaction.